In _____, different jobs or groups work together in a back-and-forth manner to complete an intraorganizational process.
A) sequential interdependence
B) pooled interdependence
C) reciprocal interdependence
D) comprehensive interdependence

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Reciprocal interdependence is the type of interdependence where different jobs or groups work together in a back-and-forth manner to complete an intraorganizational process. In this type of interdependence, each group or job is dependent on the other to complete their own tasks. It requires more communication and interaction among the members of the organization than in pooled or sequential interdependence. Comprehensive interdependence is not a commonly used term in organizational theory.

In _____, Different Jobs or Groups Work Together in a Back-And-Forth